- country:Argentina
- Languages:Spanish, English
- Genre:Hip-Hop/Rap, R&B/Soul
- Official site:http://www.twitter.com/bizarrap
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Bizarrap featuring lyrics
- Snow Tha Product || BZRP Music Sessions #39 (Spanish translation)
- Snow Tha Product || BZRP Music Sessions #39 (English translation)
- Unfollow lyrics
- Verte lyrics
- L-Gante (BZRP Music Sessions #38) (English translation)
- Anuel AA - Anuel AA: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 46
- BZRP Music Sessions #36 lyrics
- L-Gante (BZRP Music Sessions #38) lyrics
- Snow Tha Product || BZRP Music Sessions #39 (Turkish translation)
- Snow Tha Product || BZRP Music Sessions #39 lyrics
Bizarrap also performed lyrics
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- Niniola
- Massimo Savić
- The Uncanny Counter (OST)
- P.O ( Block B )
- Kurt Vile
- Puzzle Band
- John Waite
- Grupo Logos
- Lee Ritenour
- Il Muro del Canto
- Don Phenom
- Dudu Fisher
- CRANKYDEW
- Those Darlins
- Lee Hyun Do
- Thomai Apergi
- Pablo Rosenberg
- Nathan Zach
- Alexander Ivanov
- DiiD
- Revolution
- Miliyah Kato
- Liquor well
- Roby Santini
- Toofan (Togo)
- Kökény Attila
- Talila
- SWRY
- Be Melodramatic (OST)
- Simi
- Tarana
- Tina Vukov
- LOVO VERDI
- Transit Love (OST)
- GIRLFRIEND
- MELOH
- Eggu
- Concrete Blonde
- Natalia Payner
- Long:D
- Cry Baby (OST)
- Sycho
- Ra Mi Ran
- Squad 38 (OST)
- lukydo
- The Wind Blows (OST)
- Ana Paula Valadão
- Bob Hope
- Jacob Fichman
- Askia
- Blessing of the Sea OST
- Alejandro Reyes
- Blaise B
- Wax Dey
- ASEL
- Chan
- Songwaygoya
- Lee Chae Yeon
- Jang Hye Jin
- Yesterday Live
- Ha Hyunsang
- STARBOY
- Alekos Sakellarios
- Gil Scott-Heron
- Clara Nunes
- Mr. Temporar | Class of Lies (OST)
- Destiny Cross
- Bloody Web
- Johan Kim
- Zoran Predin
- Greengrim
- Rythmz
- Kanto
- Alvindo
- Willy Denzey
- near
- Jamie O'Hara
- Hamid Osman
- Beth Nielsen Chapman
- Arkady Ostrovsky
- Miyuna
- Brown Tigger
- Salatiel
- Bjørn Eidsvåg
- Dytikes Synikies
- Serafín J. García
- Hide and Seek (OST)
- Sofia Kammarkör
- Locko
- Horim
- Imilo Lechanceux
- Sessimè
- Mara
- Queen Biz
- Remy Ma
- Gale Storm
- Yeis Sensura
- Moonshine (OST)
- YEEUN
- ChaMane
- La Niña De La Escuela [Czech translation]
- Tú no me conoces [English translation]
- Wild [Croatian translation]
- Lights Down Low [Latin Mix] [Russian translation]
- It's a Lie [Serbian translation]
- Todo es posible [Czech translation]
- La Niña De La Escuela
- La cintura [Remix] [Hungarian translation]
- Wild [Turkish translation]
- Un beso en Madrid lyrics
- Ya no me llames [Turkish translation]
- Lights Down Low [Latin Mix] [Czech translation]
- Todo es posible [Arabic translation]
- La cintura [Remix] [Italian translation]
- La cintura [Remix] [Turkish translation]
- Light Your Heart lyrics
- Sad Song [Czech translation]
- La Niña De La Escuela [Turkish translation]
- Todo es posible [Turkish translation]
- Todo es posible [Serbian translation]
- Tú no me conoces [Croatian translation]
- La cintura [Remix] [German translation]
- La Niña De La Escuela [Bulgarian translation]
- Tú no me conoces [Turkish translation]
- La Niña De La Escuela [Russian translation]
- Lights Down Low [Latin Mix] [Turkish translation]
- It's a Lie [Turkish translation]
- Todo es posible [English translation]
- Todo es posible [Croatian translation]
- Lights Down Low [Latin Mix] [Turkish translation]
- It's a Lie [Hungarian translation]
- Wild [Persian translation]
- La cintura [Remix] [Bulgarian translation]
- Tú no me conoces [English translation]
- La cintura [Remix] [Greek translation]
- Todo es posible [Turkish translation]
- La cintura [Remix] [Ukrainian translation]
- It's a Lie [Greek translation]
- It's a Lie lyrics
- Ya no me llames [Russian translation]
- It's a Lie [Italian translation]
- Tú no me conoces [Russian translation]
- Light Your Heart [Serbian translation]
- Wild [Serbian translation]
- Light Your Heart [Dutch translation]
- La cintura [Remix] [Turkish translation]
- Lights Down Low [Latin Mix] [Greek translation]
- Wild [Greek translation]
- Todo es posible lyrics
- Lights Down Low [Latin Mix] [Italian translation]
- Tú no me conoces
- Todo es posible [French translation]
- Light Your Heart [German translation]
- La cintura [Remix] [Croatian translation]
- Tú no me conoces [German translation]
- Lights Down Low [Latin Mix] [Hungarian translation]
- La cintura [Remix] [Polish translation]
- Sad Song [Turkish translation]
- Light Your Heart [Hungarian translation]
- Light Your Heart [Russian translation]
- It's a Lie [Turkish translation]
- Wild [Romanian translation]
- Todo es posible [Italian translation]
- Wild [Russian translation]
- It's a Lie [Turkish translation]
- La Niña De La Escuela [Serbian translation]
- Light Your Heart [Czech translation]
- Aitana - Lo Malo [Remix]
- Sad Song [Serbian translation]
- Lights Down Low [Latin Mix] [Spanish translation]
- Wild [English translation]
- Todo es posible [Romanian translation]
- Jonas Blue - Wild
- Wild [Turkish translation]
- Lights Down Low [Latin Mix] [English translation]
- Wild [Romanian translation]
- Lights Down Low [Latin Mix] [Turkish translation]
- Light Your Heart [Spanish translation]
- Ya no me llames [English translation]
- Ya no me llames [Russian translation]
- La Niña De La Escuela [Turkish translation]
- La cintura [Remix] lyrics
- Ya no me llames [German translation]
- Sad Song [Greek translation]
- Sad Song
- La Niña De La Escuela [English translation]
- Light Your Heart [Turkish translation]
- Lights Down Low [Latin Mix] [Croatian translation]
- Ya no me llames [Croatian translation]
- Ya no me llames [Turkish translation]
- Ya no me llames [Polish translation]
- La cintura [Remix] [Dutch translation]
- Sad Song [German translation]
- Light Your Heart [Greek translation]
- Todo es posible [Russian translation]
- Ya no me llames
- Wild [Russian translation]
- Todo es posible [German translation]
- La cintura [Remix] [French translation]
- Lights Down Low [Latin Mix]
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